The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-04-04
EUROPE

Sunday the 9Th ult., was discovered
IN s.. Petersburg. Hundreds Of the
Constituencies party we're arrested
although the conspiracy could not be
traced to them The Pope telegraphed
congratulations to the Car on his es-
cape.
The French Radical Press have bit.
terly attacked NJ de Lesseps for call
ing France the natural friend Of Ger
many, advising him to stay at home in
future and conhne himself to canal
matters.
A rumor that Emperor William Of
Germany was going to make the Crown
Prince regent is contradicted. He
himself said he would stick to his post
to the last moment
Cardinal Gibbons, Of the United
States, and Cardinal Taschereau, Of
Canada, were consecrated and received
the Pope's blessing at Rome on March
18th.
Mr.. Labouchere, NJ p, responded
to the toast ireland a Nation" at the
annual banquet Of the National League
in London on St Patrick's Day. He
closed a brilliant peroration by telling
the Nationalist: "You have wandered
long in the desert but the promised
and is now in sight Only be true to
yourselves and the past, and you must
soon enter the promised land"
Dr. Cameron, NJ. p, editor Of the
glasgow Mail acknowledged by cable
the receipt Of S75o from America for
the Scotch Crohers' relief fund, stat
ing that it had been used in buying
neal and seed potatoes for distribution
among the more destitute OF tie Skye
croiters
Mr.. Gladstone, at a dinner given by
the Yorkshire members Of the House
Of Commons, referred to his belief in
a growing opinion in favor Of home
rule for Ireland even among its former
opponents, and he counseled Lord
Salisbury to waken from his sleep If he
wished to Danish his nightmares. II
Ireland in her demands went beyond
the limit OF self-goyernment in affairs
exclusively Irish, subject to tie unques
iionable supremacy Of the Imperial
Parliament, Mr. Gladstone said he
could no longer support her cause.
But so long as the demands she utters
are just and within the bounds OF
moderation, he would stand fast to her
cause during what remained to him Of
political life.
The Austrian army is being rapidly
armed and drilled with new magazine
rifles.
The fourth division Of 100, geo men
Of the German army, has been equip
ped and is being drilled with the new
weapon.
Krupp's gun factory is running full
time
Mr.. Kankoff has written a letter 70
the Turkish Grand Vizier, charging
the Bulgarian Regency with creating
civil war and shooting people indis
criminately in Silstria and elsewhere.
The Grand Vizier, not recognizing
Lankoh7s status, intimates his readiness
10 consider any communication Russia
may officially make through her iecog
nized representatives
The villlge Of Brkenberg, Hungary,
has been destroyed by an earthquake,
the inhabitants taking refuge in
Iguagne.
The Bulgarian Regents have placed
the whole of the fortresses and garri
sons on the coast and river frontier:
under martial law, and no one unable
to give satisfactory account Of him
self is allowed to enter or leave the
country. The new submarine works
for harbor deienses are practically com
pleted. The torpedo aotllla IS form
ing, fortresses are mounting heavy guns
and brought up to war strength.
A guard has been placed owe
Beecher's tomb.
Rev. p, NJ. Donohue, of Charleston
ILL.,, who was lately made lieutenant
in the French army by General Boul
anger for inventing new explosive 70
torpedoes, calls his invention carbon
esta glycerine. He says 1t has ter
times the destructive power of nitr'
Iglycerine and can be handled with ;
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